Vince Foster –
Foster was a former partner of Hillary Clinton at the Rose Law Firm in Arkansas and Deputy White House Counsel until he committed suicide in 1993. The evidence that Foster was battling clinical depression and died by his own hand is rock solid.http://www.weeklystandard.com/vince-foster-in-the-park-with-the-gun/article/10240Paula Jones – Bill’s problem, and he isn’t running for President. He also was never charged/found guilty of any rape. Paula Jones filed a sexual harassment suit tht they settled out of court. Eventually, the court dismissed the Paula Jones harassment lawsuit, before trial, on the grounds that Jones failed to demonstrate any damages.(Breibart hyped it, using the “Howard Stern” tactic for fame)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Jones

Norman Hsu – HIS fault, not Hillary’s:
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton announced last night that she will return $850,000 in campaign donations solicited by Norman Hsu, severing ties with a top fundraiser who was jailed last week after attempting to flee from criminal charges in California.
The refunds, among the largest in political history, come after weeks of reports about Hsu’s controversial history and murky business practices. Clinton officials said that the senator, acting out of “an abundance of caution,” had directed the campaign to return donations from about 260 contributors tied to Hsu because of his apparent involvement in an illegal investment scheme.http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/10/AR2007091002545.htmlJorge Cabrera –
There has been no indication that Clinton or Gore knew of Cabrera’s drug activities. The Justice Department released the photographs showing Cabrera posing with first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Vice President Al Gore at a Florida fund-raising dinner.
The man — Jorge Cabrera — also was invited to the White House after sending a $20,000 contribution to the Democratic National Committee.
Cabrera’s attorney, Stephen Bronis, said the $20,000 was not intended to buy protection for drug smuggling.
The DNC returned the $20,000 immediately.

Sniper fire –
Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton stated:”I say a lot of things — millions of words a day — so if I misspoke, that was just a misstatement.” The event occurred deep in Bosnia, TWELVE YEARS before she made that statement.Monica Lewinsky – Bills problem. Hillary Clinton handled that horrifying and embarrassing, nit to mention heartbreaking, event with GRACE. She did not get angry. She did not say anything about Monicas looks, or talk bad about her husband. She did not exhibit anything even remotely similar to the way Donald Trump behaved when 13 women and then some called him on his behavior. She did not chalk it up to “Boys will be boys/locker room talk”.http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/03/25/campaign.wrap/index.html?iref=hpmostpopWhite House theft –
The Clintons returned about $48,000 in furniture, and they paid the government about $86,000 for other items. Any way you count it, the $200,000 figure is too high.
According to top ethics lawyers, it’s at least debatable — and at worst hyperbolic — to say the Clintons “stole” the items. A congressional investigation found poor tracking of ownership and final disposition of gifts, which makes it hard to speak definitively of wrongdoing. In fact, two items the Clintons returned were ultimately sent back to them. Finally, it’s worth making clear that the “force” they responded to was political pressure, not legal jeopardy.

Whitewater
The Clintons were cleared of any wrongdoing.
The Whitewater scandal refers to a real estate controversy involving former President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary. In 1978, when Bill Clinton was attorney general of Arkansas, he and his wife partnered with James and Susan McDougal to purchase 220 acres of land that would become the Whitewater Development Corporation. The real estate venture failed, costing the Clintons a reported $40,000 in losses. James McDougal subsequently entered the banking industry, forming Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan.

In 1986, federal regulators investigated another real estate investment backed by James McDougal. The investigation led to McDougal’s resignation from Madison Guaranty and the eventual collapse of the bank. Questions surrounding the Clintons’ involvement in the Whitewater deal grew during President Clinton’s first term in office and an investigation into the legality of the Whitewater transactions was launched.

The investigation, led by special prosecutor Robert B. Fiske, found that Clinton had pressured David Hale into making a loan that benefited both Bill Clinton and Madison Guaranty. Fiske proceeded to issue a grand jury subpoena to President Clinton and his wife for documents related to Madison Guaranty. While the Clintons initially reported the records as missing, the documents eventually were foundhttp://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/whitewater-scandal.asp#ixzz4PONylhXoClinton Foundation – No conflict of interest.

The foundation’s acceptance of millions in foreign donations, including from countries with business in front of the State Department while Hillary Clinton was at the helm, is a chief source of concern driving the perception problem.
“The perception issues bother me more than anything,” said Tony Proscio, a researcher at Duke University’s Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil Society. “Not because there’s anything inherently corrupt, but because it’s asking for political trouble.”

In short:
One year before Benghazi, Sec of State Hillary Clinton warned republicans that embassy security cuts put Americans at risk.
In a LIVE CNN Interview, Utah Rep Jason CHAFFETZ was asked “Is it true that you cut embassy security funding?” he replied “Absolutely, we have to make priorities and choices in this country.” Read key excerpts here:https://www.facebook.com/notes/pamela-smith/benghazi-once-and-for-all/10154588086092910

Cattle Money
The White House said today that in 1978 Hillary Rodham Clinton invested $1,000 in commodities futures and that the investment grew in 10 months of trading in the notoriously volatile market into a gain of nearly $100,000.
Seeking to dispel suggestions that the trades were risk-free and improperly arranged by an Arkansas lawyer who represents one of the state’s most powerful companies, the White House issued a statement this afternoon that said the First Lady had put up her own money and that she bore all of the financial risks in a marketplace where three out of four investors lose money.http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/30/us/hillary-clinton-turned-1000-into-99540-white-house-says.htmlDNC Email leak – STAFF, not Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton
The leaks, from January 2015 to May 2016, feature Democratic staffers debating everything from how to deal with challenging media requests to coordinating the committee’s message with other powerful interests in Washington.http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/24/politics/dnc-email-leak-wikileaks/Hidden Speeches –
There is obviously a profound irony in a politician getting in trouble because her private position in favor of politicians taking private positions is now out in public. It’s a bad look. And yet it’s one that contains considerable merit — and also one that it’s in no way genuinely surprising to learn that Clinton holds. That’s just one except contained in the email but it’s really the story of the entire dump. The secret that is revealed is exactly the thing everyone already most clearly knows about Clinton — she’s a veteran political insider who likes to see all the angles and make her play accordingly, not a reformer who’s going to show up and clean house.http://www.vox.com/2016/10/7/13207286/clinton-speech-transcripts-wikileaks-emailLying to America -Be more specific please.

Pay to Play – NO evidence of.
The speech Trump attacks her for giving was never actually given.
Even then, the money would not have gone into Clinton’s pocket, or even to her Foundation directly, which unlike Trump’s Foundation expenditures on expensive toys for his personal use, uses donations for charitable purposes around the globe.
Here are the facts then: the summit took place two whole years after Clinton stepped down as Secretary of State, she did not attend, gave no speech, and received no money.
Thus, no pay to play, whatever Trump and a woefully misinformed Jake Tapper claims. This lie is just another example of Trump’s projection of his own deplorable actions onto his enemies, the media’s willingness to still go along with his lies.http://www.politicususa.com/2016/10/24/donald-trump-attacks-hillary-clinton-speech-didnt-give.htmlSmashing Phone – Obviously, destroying the old phones was routine. Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton had no idea what happened to the old phones as that was delegated to staff.

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The Stock market crashing is of no concern to Trump. He got out of that a while back, and invested in Gold…lots of Gold. Why? because thats how he makes his money, off of fear and failure.

He just gave the united States the biggest “Fuck You” in the history of man. He bet on ignorance, and won.

Nov 9 -2016

12:06 a.m. ET: Markets around the world are beginning to price in a Donald Trump victory, as the Republican nominee’s path to the presidency has become almost inevitable after a sweep of many hard fought swing states in the midwest, southeast, and rust belt. As the votes rolled in for Trump U.S. stock markets plunged, with futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 734 points, or over 4%, as investors began to brace for Trump’s anti free trade economic agenda.

Two phenomena that pundits said would almost certainly never happen have taken place this week: Donald Trump clinched the Republican presidential nomination, and the price of gold capped a 15-month rally by soaring above $1,300 an ounce.

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Coincidence? Logic would suggest so. But then, this is anything but a logical market environment or presidential electoral cycle. And there are, in fact, several ways in which gold is the ultimate Trumpian investment.

First, there’s the fact that Trump himself is a fan of the precious metal, even though it is, notoriously, a bad investment, paying no earnings, dividends or income of any kind. Gold prices are volatile, to put it mildly; while its fans have included at times hedge fund billionaires like George Soros and John Paulson, their speculation hasn’t always left them with big profits. On the contrary: Paulson’s huge bet on the world’s largest gold exchange-traded fund, the SPDR Gold Trust ETF, had caused him to lose $736m by mid-2013.

Warren Buffett simply has no time for gold. As he told a crowd at Harvard in the late 1990s, our passion for the stuff would baffle the Martians. We dig it out of the ground, “then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it”, he said. “It has no utility.”

That doesn’t worry Trump. He loves gold, and not just as part of the over-the-top décor of his Trump Tower abode in New York. In his disclosure statement to the Federal Election Commission, he owns between $100,000 and $200,000 of gold, and it isn’t in the form of futures contracts or that exchange-traded fund that hedge fund managers were using to bet on the price of gold, but gold bullion – bars or coins. That means that in a vault somewhere, there are some gold coins with The Donald’s name on them.

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Pamela Smith The Geo Group (GEO)

Performance since Trump announced on June 16, 2015: -2.11%

The Geo Group is a real estate investment trust that owns and operates private prisons; it has more than 104 facilities in the U.S. and abroad.

Trump’s plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. would make The Geo Group a great play, since before authorities were able to send people packing, they would first have to put them through a judicial process that would likely entail time in jail — potentially at a facility run by GEO. The Florida-based company already has a relationship with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which accounted for 17.7% of its revenues in 2015.

Pamela Smith Cemex (CX)

Performance since Trump announced on June 16, 2015: -24.72%

Cemex is a materials company that specializes in cement and concrete. Its products would come in handy for Trump’s plans for the U.S.-Mexico border, where he has pledged to build a wall stretching at least 1,000 miles. Trump has also pledged to force Mexico to pay for the wall, and if it were to happen, the country might not mind using a local vendor like San Pedro, Mexico-based Cemex.

Pamela Smith Exxon Mobil (XOM)

Performance since Trump announced on June 16, 2015: +13.49%

Trump has on numerous occasions on the campaign trail said a key part of his plans to defeat ISIS is by taking its wealth — specifically, its oil. And he knows exactly who he would give it to. “Take back the oil. Once you go over and take back that oil, they have nothing. You bomb the hell out of them, and then you encircle it, and then you go in. And you let [Exxon Mobil] go in,” he told conservative pundit Bill O’Reilly last year.

Any Middle East aggression could drive up oil prices, too, another plus for Exxon.

Pamela Smith ALREADY HOLDS CONTRACT

Elbit Systems (ESLT)

Performance since Trump announced on June 16, 2015: +25.68%

Elbit Systems is an Israel-based company that builds defense electronic systems and integrated battle systems for air, sea, land and space.

Trump has largely held that his border wall will be a real wall, made of concrete, rebar and steel, but recently, Trump supporter and former Texas Governor Rick Perry suggested that wall may be “virtual” instead. Elbit Systems has already been enlisted to build a virtual wall at the Arizona border, in 2014 winning a $145 million contract from the Department of Homeland Security.

Pamela Smith Capital One Financial (COF)

Performance since Trump announced on June 16, 2015: -22%

Trump has put forth a detailed plan for financial regulation, but he has said he would likely dismantle Dodd-Frank, or do something close to it. The elimination of it and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau it created would benefit consumer lenders like Capital One, according to an analysis from S&P Capital IQ.

Pamela Smith Interesting side note:

While Dodd-Frank is still in the process of being implemented, it has had concrete benefits for millions of Americans. Most notably, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has netted more than $10 billion in relief for 17 million consumers thanks to enforcement actions against predatory financial tactics. It’s also begun to address some of the systemic risks that were exposed in the financial crash.

Trump has repeatedly claimed that Clinton is “owned” and “controlled” by Wall Street, while Trump and his campaign have said he’s been “tougher” on bankers and will go after “hedge fund guys.”

Trump will reiterate his call to get rid of the carried interest loophole that allows private equity and hedge fund managers to receive a lower tax rate on the income they earn through their work. But the “hedge fund guys” could still end up getting a great deal if the corporate tax is lowered to 15 percent.

Undoing and blocking regulations isn’t the only giveaway to Wall Street that Trump will tout on Monday. He’ll reiterate a call to repeal the estate tax — a tax paid by the wealthiest 0.2 percent of Americans — and lower the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, both of which he’s already proposed in his tax package.

Within hours of Trump’s victory speech early Wednesday, Putin congratulated the US president-elect and flagged Moscow’s willingness to restore ties fully with its old Cold War foe, currently at loggerheads over the Syria conflict.